Start/stop :The users that have a token can use it during 20 minutes before lost it if the license server doesn't respond, but some new users can't take a token. Before make this, I check the number of Tcp/IP ports opened for the license service. I know that below 180/190 sessions (users), I can make a start/stop of the server.If the faulty client doesn't make an other checkout after the start of the license server, the token will be available for other users.If the user use a floating (CN) license and try to make an 'OUT' too rapidly (like a while(1)), I modify the option file to block the user by putting an 'EXCLUDE' for the user - a log file that grows continuously could be dangerous for the server. Or, if the user takes too many CN tokens for the same toolbox, I put a 'MAX' directive for him.
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All of the methods discussed above are commonly performed using immunofluorescence, which provides high contrast in stained and unstained structures. We have developed MATLAB (MATLAB and Image Processing Toolbox 2014a, MathWorks) scripts bundled into a MATLAB App (see Availability and Requirements) that automate, or partially automate determination of fiber size, fiber type, centrally nucleated fibers, and capillary density. These programs are created to comply with standard operating procedures developed by TREAT-NMD when available using sophisticated boundary detection algorithms [2]. The software also includes built-in image editing to manually inspect and manipulate fiber boundaries. Fully automated fiber size determination as well as fiber types and CNFs may be possible with adequate image acquisition [9, 20]. However, these newly designed fully automated programs are not yet available [9] and/or have a significant cost [20]. Additionally, allowing the user to have manual control over some aspect of image processing allows users to maintain the fidelity established by manual techniques. The open nature of this software also allows custom usage and further advancement of the methods. For users that do not have access to a MATLAB license or the image processing toolbox we have compiled an .exe file that runs using the freely available MATLAB Runtime Compiler (MCR) version 8.3 ( ). Automating a large portion of muscle histology makes it feasible to analyze full muscle cross-sections, eliminating variability introduced by selecting only a portion of the cross section for analysis. This software is validated with muscles from mdx mice, which have many alterations of muscle fiber morphology compared to wild-type mice [21]. The purpose of this study is to develop freely available automatic and standardized image segmentation platform and validate the program using standard muscle histological analysis. 2ff7e9595c
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